Learn about a framework that can be used to implement Visual Studio.NET-style Tear Off panes. The framework uses the commonly used MFC classes to achieve the functionality. This article is the fourth in the series.
This article discusses a framework that can be used to implement Visual Studio.NET-style Tear Off panes. The framework uses the commonly used MFC classes to achieve the functionality. This article is the third in the series.
Framework to build and use Visual Studio .NET-style Tear Off Panes
Framework to build and use Visual Studio .Net style Tear Off Panes
Enable your software to be provided with a professional and user-friendly interface with this MFC extension library, Professional User Interface Suite. (The article and demo project were updated.)
Position-interdependent popup windows have been used to great effect in current applications to simplify the organization of a complex UI. This article presents a flexible, if somewhat rustic, technique for accomplishing this behavior. (The source code was updated.)
Discover Code::Blocks, an open source IDE for C/C++.
LINQ has a trick up its sleeve from .NET 4 onwards for dealing with large amounts of data and multiple CPUs. Learn to leverage LINQ.
Create a multi-channel application with DevExtreme and Visual Studio.
Arun Karthick introduces you to the state machine model and shows you how to create a simple working state machine sample using the .NET framework in the C# language.
